Luxury Golf in St. George St. George is a getaway place for a lot of elderly people. They come for the warm weather, the beautiful

landscape, and, of course, the golf courses.

Many people buy a great luxury home for sale in St George and either live there permanently, or use it

as a seasonal luxury home. The St. George golf communities are probably what bring most people to this

location. There are several of them scattered around the city of varying difficulty. Each has its own

personality and you’ll want to visit each to find the best ones for you.

Judging the Course Here are a few things to consider when visiting each

course. The first thing you’ll notice is if the holes are

challenging or not. From the first drive to the last putt,

every stroke will test this element of the course. You’ll

also know immediately how you feel about this

challenge.

You’ll want to find a course that will give you a

challenge, but not present an impossible one. Should

the course be impossible, you’ll likely come out of the

experience in a bad mood, having been destroyed by

the course.

In that same vein you don’t want one without a challenge either. Too easy of a course won’t push you to

focus on your game. If you’re using golf to relax, then you’ll likely find yourself not as happy as you

hoped for. A perfectly challenging game will focus your attention to the task at hand and push you to be

your best.

You will play your best at these courses and always come out feeling great. Find that course so you can

maximize your golfing enjoyment. Check for variety in the holes. If each hole looks exactly the same—

i.e. a straight fairway with a sandpit on either side of the hole—there will be no variety, and therefore

present less of an interesting game of golf.

Enjoying the Struggle Some of the fun of any golf game is the ability

to look down the course and see interesting

new twists and turns that will make you play a

little differently than you have thus far. You

start problem solving more and more with a

unique course.

A courses history can also make a course more attractive. The fact that these 18 holes were played by

some of the world’s best might just be a good enough attraction to make you want to visit them again

and again. This would be akin to watching the same movie over again just to see a favorite actor. There’s

a certain majesty that comes to a course when you know someone important played there.

Check out as many of the courses and surrounding St. George golf communities that you have the time

for. Trying out each course with these three points in mind might open your eyes to a few details that

you love or hate. They may even redefine how you enjoy certain aspects of the game. Pay attention to

each of them the next time you go out to play.

Take note and remember which one will help you on a stressful day. Then identify one you’d like to visit

on a fun day with the kids. Each course will be good for a different purpose. Buy a luxury home and then

go to the ones best for your mood.

Photo Credit: Golf Course, Grand Velas Riviera Maya